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Comment: Why investment in skills is the key to innovation - The Engineer

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By Jon Excell Verified, Neil Young
| The Engineer (magazine) Verified
This is the 7th year that Babcock has partnered with The Engineer on these awards which is also celebrating its 10th anniversary – a fantastic achievement. This year has been another incredible year for engineering ingenuity, innovation and hard work with all finalists showing a real dedication in getting their concepts turned into reality and in many cases a viable product or business.
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A gender‐based violence prevention programme-Young people's participation and activism in Scotland

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By Neil Young, Chloé Berry Verified, Eilidh Lamb, Vicki Ledgerwood
| Wiley Online Library Verified
CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT There is no conflict of interest to declare for authors within this paper. The points discussed in the article are not based on any individual personal interests, but they are collective group discussions and reflections on previous practice. REFERENCES (2010). Critical pedagogy…Youth work and schools…Building an engaging curriculum. In A Journal of Youth Work. Issue 5, 2010 (pp. 6–25). Youth link Scotland & University of Strathclyde. (2017).
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Out of the shadows: Sergei Parajanov

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By Ian Christie, Neil Young, Kristina Tarasova, Stephen Morgan
| Sight & Sound Verified
Cinema has few martyrs today – perhaps fortunately. Although there are Chinese and Iranian film-makers who may be silenced by their overbearing governments, most censorship is no more than economic. But in the Russian Soviet era, filmmaking could be a life-threatening occupation, and no one exemplified this better than Sergei Parajanov, whose imprisonment and persecution attracted worldwide concern throughout the 1970s and early 80s.
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